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World Data Atlas Topics Institutions Extrabudgetary

Consumption of fixed capital of New Zealand increased from 674.5 extrabudgetary in 2001 to 1,211.35 extrabudgetary in 2005 growing at an average annual rate of 16.64%.

Government finance in New Zealand
Net Worth	34,836.92 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Government Revenue	24,193.71 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Government Expenditure	23,216.32 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	2,376.85 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Operating Balance	2,188.74 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	1,932.68 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	1,744.57 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	114.05 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Budget Deficit	-188.11 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF

General government consumption of fixed capital in New Zealand
Central Government	2,000.45 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Social Security Funds	0 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF

General Government Central government consumption of fixed capital in New Zealand
Budgetary	789.1 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF

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